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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1959
Page
7
The article notes cylinder shades as a new trend while drum shapes remain most popular. It explains deep drums and true cylinders for replacement shades, size guidance, and emphasizes proportion with bases, plus new textures and colors and Oriental inspired materials shaping the season.
Mrs. Charlie W. Logan led the Ladies Auxiliary to Post 619 Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting at the Greensboro Road post home. Events include the October 24 Miss Buddy Poppy Beauty Pageant with Miss Suzy Willoughby presiding, chaired by Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Black Jr. Open house at the Salisbury Veterans Hospital on November 10 is announced, plus district meetings and Saturday dances at the post with Gene Burdette’s band.
Mrs. Harry Hawthorne led the second in a series of flower arranging workshops at Dig N Dream Garden Club meeting held at Mrs. Lang Mullinix home. The program focused on design principles and crescent arrangements with each member creating an arrangement for critique.
W. E. Metters of 906 BE Home stead Ave entered the Veterans Administration Hospital in Durham for treatment. David Henderson son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Henderson and grandson of Mrs. Edith Love is a surgery patient at Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem. Richard E. Crawford of Marywood Road underwent surgery at High Point Memorial Hospital and may receive visitors as he plans to return home later this week.
Summers Hodgin Auxiliary of VFW Post 9899 met at the Archdale post home with President Anna McKinney presiding. District orders from Doris Pierce set the Archdale meeting for Oct 25. Plans included a 1 PM luncheon and several appointments and upcoming visit.
The recipe advises tying a bay leaf celery stalk parsley and dried thyme into a bouquet garni in cheesecloth before adding to the stew. It emphasizes verifying readiness and tasting before serving.
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